Local car works manager rebuts closure talk amid steady orders
J. L. Streetman bought two Noble Street lots near Fifteenth through W. T. Owen real estate with a promise of 50 percent advance in three weeks. The manager says the car works remain profitable and plans to stay, noting orders will last into May and denying any imminent shutdown rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Streetman
Noble Street
Fifteenth
W. T. Owen
Anniston Real
Owen
Execution in Delaware Today in Wilmington
Lewis John, a Negro, was hanged today for the murder of his common law wife last July in Wilmington Delaware. It was the second hanging here within two weeks. John fainted in the courtroom but regained strength on the gallows. He made a full confession.
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Wilmington
Jan
Lewis John
Johns
Tie
Poll Tax Deadline Affects Voting Eligibility
Notice warns residents that failure to pay poll tax before February 1 will bar them from voting this year. Officials urge prompt payment to ensure registration and participation in upcoming elections.
Washington Theater Gutten by Fire
The Accumy of Music at Ninth and Durant e Northwest burned yesterday, gutting the building and forcing evacuation. Offices and a college remained undamaged but flooded by water from firefighting efforts.
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Washington Theater
Star
Washington
Ninth and
Durente
Northwest
Huildings
Spencerine Business Colege
Answered Prayer and the Missing Dime Tale
A cor respondent recalls a girl’s visit to the butcher with 50 cents for steak. She returns short by a coin and the butcher’s boy explains the employer’s mistake. The tale ends with the child singing in the garden, then a mother asks about the trip.
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Cod
Rome
Social visits and departures around Birmingham city
Mrs W H Jackson and son Donald returned from Talladega after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Tulane Kidd of Anniston visit relatives in the city. Gadaden Times News notes Mrs J K Chrmick and Miss Hazel Dimmick arrive from Philadelphia to visit Fred Dimmick. Miss Dimrick remains a social favorite in Anniston. Miss Elenaora McAllister and her niece Miss Margaret Kearybrough of Los Angeles have left after months of visiting. Mr and Mrs M F McCarty of Birmingham are in the city for a few days to visit their son Judge H D McCarty on Tyler Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. WH. Jackson
Donald
Talladega
Tulane Kidd
Anniston
City
Gadaden Times-News
J. K. Chrmick
Hazel Dimmick
Birmingham
Philadelphia
Fred Dimmick
Miss Dimitrick
Misa Elenora McAlliater
Margaret Kearbrough
Los Angeles
Cal
Scarbrough
M. F. McCarty
IL D. McCarty
Tyler Hill
Detail Work and Ordinances Passed by City Council
The council approved costs for public works and set a 190 penalty for each wooden pole on Noble street after June 1. Grants included light installation by L and N Railroad, 60 day deadline for completion, and fines for delays. Property owners gain sidewalk rights on Southeast Seventh Street to Lapsley Avenue. Various licenses and boundary expansions noted, plus a proposed beautification of the council chamber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Street
L. & N. Railroad
Union Station
Cooper Avenue
Seventhtreet
Lapsley Avenue
J.T. McCain
Glen Addie
Oxford
South Anniston
Fred Shepperd
Wash Goods at Ullman Bros New Styles
New styles in fancy and solid wash goods for children's and ladies' wear offered by Ullman Bros in a concise merchandise notice.
Local Notes On City Visitors And Travelers
A jumble of in city and visiting names from Alexandria and Anniston including J G Green a farmer, D M Scott of Selina, L J Morris of Morrisville and G F Henderson of Lincoln. Some light social snippets reference table etiquette and a humorous remark about serving a knife with pie. The Houston Post adds a stray exchange about writing for money.
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J. G. Green
Alexandria
City
Nice
Weather Summary for Anniston with Forecast
Anniston report shows barometer 30.19 at 7 a.m. and 44 degrees. Southeast wind 8 mph, high 68, low 44. Cloudy with rain tonight and Saturday, colder Saturday. Foley remedy claim note confirms money back if not cure. warns genuine yellow-packaged product. Elam Ordway & Houser mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniston
W. F. Clarke
Foley
Elam
Ordway & Houser
Constipation Remedy Hailed by Dean’s Regulats
A historic ad claims Dean's Regulats ease severe constipation including headache nausea and dizziness. It promises gentle action, cure without harsh effects, priced at 25 cents and available by asking your local drugstore.
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Dean
Last Day For Paying Poll Taxes February First
February 1 is the deadline to pay poll taxes. Citizens are urged to attend to payments urgently to avoid penalties or penalties for late filing.
Notice of creditors meeting in bankruptcy case
District Court of the United States Eastern Division of the Northern District of Alabama issues notice to creditors of the bankrupt. The last meeting of creditors will be held in Annis Ala on February 4, 1907 at 10 a.m. to prove claims and take action as the bankrupt act authorizes.
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District Court of the United States
The
Northern Distriet of
Alabama
Annis- Ala
It Pays to Be Cheerful in Dark Times
The piece asserts cheerfulness stems from a tempered spirit, youth vitality, or resilient character. Such cheerfulness aids the bearer and others, acting as a watch tower of humanity whose influence offers hope and encouragement in life’s trials.
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Petifi
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Mt Kilby
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Ald
Ullman Bros
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Dr. Me
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J. M. Dunklin
Atlantic Cotton Co
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R. M. Ingram
Gadsden Times-News
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Selina
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Biunton
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Morrisville
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G. FT. Hendersn
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Tourn
Phon
Christian Regtater
Kle
Tier Pereh
Houston Post
Helm
W.W. W. Langley
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Hf. D. McCarty
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York
Bates
Southern Railway
Coxwell
D. P
H. Bone
Comicur
Summanmet Gamibs 'Co
Chicas
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Madras
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Richardson
Caldwell
Cor. 14Th
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Mgr
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